Maple Leafs Playoffs

If it’s not the Leafs, should we care who wins?

Good morning Toronto Maple Leafs fans! It’s Super Tuesday in the United States and it’s a Super Tuesday for the Maple Leafs fans out west as well because it’s day one of the annual California Road Trip™ and they finally get to see a game after the

Today should be a proper holiday, what’s the point otherwise?

I feel so dirty for saying this, but it would be good for the Canadiens to win.

It’s time to bring back the cheering guide because a certain team couldn’t get its act together before the all star break.

Who, where, when, how to watch.

The Leafs lost a lot before the break, so let’s have a look again at how much they have to win to fix this.

It’s game 7, in Boston, for all the marbles by which I mean they can move on to the second round.

The Maple Leafs face the Bruins in a Game 7 of the first round. Again.

Heads or Tails?

I know you don’t want to do it, but you should.

The unwanted eyes of a nation turn to Toronto.

Have you ever wondered what Mike Babcock would sound like with a Toronto accent? Find out here.

Matthews and Kapanen score and Andersen has a 59 minute shutout.

The Maple Leafs have won all the odd numbered games so far....

Never tell me the odds.

We beat them, but their top line beat us.

The Leafs take on the Bruins in a pivotal game in the series.

Letting the Bruins tie it up would not be ideal.

The third line is a grouping that makes no sense in theory or in practice.

The Maple Leafs lead the best of seven series 2-1

It’s déjà vu all over again. Only worse.

Who cares about the game. All that you want to talk about is Nazem Kadri’s suspension.

Revenge is a dish best served in the red glow of the goal light.

After a rough game in Boston, on the giving and receiving end, Kadri will meet with DoPS again